November 7, 2017
4k Streaming Devices Get Smaller and Cheaper
by Lon Seidman | November 7, 2017 8:05 AM
Posted to: Analysis | Entertainment | LON.TV | Television 2.0
With most affordable televisions now supporting 4k resolutions (which runs at four times the resolution of a standard HD television), streaming media services like Netflix and Amazon have expanded their 4k content offerings. Hardware manufacturers have in turn stepped up the resolution of their devices while shrinking them down to small “danglers” or sticks that can be tucked behind a television.
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